Switzerland's 165-meter-high artificial dam becomes the world's tallest climbing wall
Published: 2026-11-08
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Last updated 2026-11-08 — According to the American quirky news website "odditycentral.com" on May 6, a 540-foot (approximately 165-meter) high artificial dam in Switzerland has become the world's tallest artificial climbing wall, attracting many climbing enthusiasts to take on the challenge. The report states that this climbing wall, named Digadi Luzzone, was once part of the Luzzone Dam...
According to the American quirky news website "odditycentral.com" on May 6, a 540-foot (approximately 165-meter) high artificial dam in Switzerland has become the world's tallest artificial climbing wall, attracting many climbing enthusiasts to take on the challenge.
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The second section increases in difficulty, with a difficulty rating of 5.8; when reaching the third section, climbers need to ascend about 10 feet (approximately 3 meters) to the left to reach the middle before continuing upward.
The fourth section is tall enough to offer you a view of the surrounding mountain scenery; the fifth section takes you to the top of the mountain, where you can enjoy panoramic views and have fun.
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